Inside Tokyo's Camera Paradise | The Nikon Museum
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- So many camera lovers in Tokyo! And this week I am taking you to Nikon's Camera Paradise right in central Tokyo! Let's explore the Nikon museum and see what it has to offer!
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Back in Tokyo, and Tokyo Tuesday's... ARE BACK! ---- [DONT MISS THE GIVEAWAY IN THIS ONE EH!!]
(with ONE LAST episode of the Unnamed Adventure to come out very soon - all cut-scenes and bloopers!)
What did you think? Let me know below!!
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Hi Norm my favourite part was the giant glass crystal so big, as you said I wonder if they make are phone glass?
My second favourite was the camera wall so many I would of like the gold one so shiny.
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Well if I have to choose it must be that both of you guys looks like you got some well deserved sleep after the recent early mornings during the drive adventure :)
I should say that my favourite bit would be what Victor chose because I have a master's in astrophysics ... But actually I'd find the wall showing the history of their cameras more interesting seeing how things have changed over the years including, I assume, the migration from film to digital cameras. Photography is something I'm quite interested in but not very good at, when your eyes are normally out of focus it's quite hard to take a good picture.
Great video ... And somewhere to go look up next time I'm in Tokyo.
Tokyo Lens Hey brother, would you have been able to find your dad’s camera in that Nikon history wall?
Hey Norm and Victor, I think the best part is how the pin came in a black and gold box that matches the camera box itself. It made me happy and chuckled a bit at the attention to detail.
I was in that museum last November and I loved it. My favourite part was one of the documentary films about the R&D that went into the cameras used in the arctic by Naomi Uemara, a solo explorer. Nikon built a titanium body camera with a host of mods to make the camera work in the harsh conditions, even going so far as to build a test lab capable of temperatures of -50 degrees C. Before using Nikons, Uemara had had his camera literally fall apart soon after starting his trip using a dog sled. He was surprised to see the journalists all using cameras in the cold weather when he was met at the end of his trip and he asked them what they were using (Nikons as it turns out). He then decided to approach Nikon.
The other thing about this museum that blew me away was the number of lenses, including wide angle lenses the size of a dinner plate and extremely long telephoto lenses that you showed in your video. Many lenses were prototypes that never made it to production although sadly, many prototypes were destroyed. I spent about three hours here and I feel that I just scratched the surface. I wrote a longer review in Reddit that you can find here: www.reddit.com/r/Nikon/comments/a7yi0i/nikon_museum_in_tokyo/
For what it is worth there is also the Tokyo Museum of Photography in Yebisu, next to the Yebisu Beer Museum that is well worth a visit. They have really interesting exhibits, usually of contemporary artists.
The Tokyo Tuesdays into always makes me smile.
But my favorite bit of the museum was the wall with all the cameras, it's so cool to see something all those different and unique cameras all together.
Loved seeing the giant glass ingot! It's simple but seeing something that large is delightfully out of the ordinary.
We need more victor and adventures/interesting things it’s so much fun! Wish I knew there was a Nikon museum when I had gone to Japan 😩 my favorite part is the gold camera 📸 wish I knew what my year was 🤔 can’t wait for the next vlog!!
I wanted all of the lenses. I dream about a wall of lenses like that. Victor is an awesome addition to the channel and I hope he hangs out more!
The wall of cameras. To see the progress of technology is amazing.
I liked. The all the cameras and all the lens. I injoy seeing the history of how Nikon has come along.
hey Paula!!
My kind of gift shop, compact and zero crowd. Love it.
doesnt get much better than that! lol
On the anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission it's great to see Nikon also helping to explore space!
That block of glass is amazing & Victor (and you) were like kids in a lolly shop, all those cameras and not a shutter to press (other than your own). Thank for the glimpse into the museum Norm, stay safe.
Have always wanted a DSLR Nikon. Love them 😍
Oh snap! This brings back so many memories of my mom’s Nikon camera. I can still feel the weight in my hand and smell the leather case. I knew I was grown up when she taught me how to put film in it. So, my favorite part was the memories you both brought back through your excitement for cameras.
That's a lot of cameras, super cool! It's fascinating to see how much Nikon does outside of just camera stuff, like the telescopes and such. I love space. The wall of cameras was super cool too! 🙂
I had no Idea until I stumbled on this place!!
I bought my daughter a D5600 to get her into photography, and she's now developed what might be a life long passion. You've just given us another itinerary item for our next Japan family trip. Thanks Norm!
My pleasure!!
Loved the wall of cameras as displays that show the history of something. I remember the cup ramen museum having a similar wall.
lol that comparison made me smile a touch~
The history wall of cameras was my favorite! Amazing to see so many different kinds! I think my dad would like to visit this museum. I will have to show him this video. 💕
i'm a Nikon girl myself & i didnt even know there's a Nikon museum ... but now that i know it's obviously on my lists of things to go to when i get to Japan . i'd be really interested in knowing more about their 'space stuff' .
It’s SOO worth the trip!!
I’m not a very knowledgeable camera person despite having experience using DSLRs, but this museum is seriously a treasure. No doubt you both were geeking out the whole time.
That wall of cameras was impressively huge, id probably say that along with the walls of the lenses were my favorite of what i could see
I love the way you edit your videos so much, that shot when you guys were walking around is so cool 😎 Also I've GOT to visit this museum! I think I would love to see the history of cameras there, I remember going to the cup noodle museum in Yokohama and my favourite part there was the wall of noodles through the years 😁
My favorite thing is that when you are in a museum, you can always find something to relate to, no matter how old the gallery is. For example, the gold 1984 Nikon camera. I think if you had done this live, every one would have been asking you to show them their "birth year camera" Haha ^^ I'm starting to collect pins, and I love camera's so this give away is fantastic! Thanks guys, and good luck to all!
As a film shooter, my favorite part would be the wall of Nikon film cameras. Let victor know that the FM2 is a great starter.
Also the FE2 is good to check out, I kind of preferred the metering setup on those, but they're otherwise mostly similar. Also I think they kept making the FM2 a lot longer, though.
After 2 years, I'm still watching these videos, my my how time flies. Always entertaining and upbeat. Keep going brother, you're such an inspiration
What a cute museum!!! I lived the wall of cameras but, being a bit of a space geek too, the satellite was super cool. If you go to Kennedy Space center in Florida, I think they have Nikon elements on display there too!
Welcome back Tokyo Tuesday!!
Thanks for the video! so many lenses, so cool the gold camera!
The manual vintage lens collection is amazing. I shoot primarily with Vintage lenses on my Sony A7II and Nikon has always made some stellar sharp glass! Someday maybe I'll be able to visit Nikon's camera museum. Keep up the great work Norm and Victor!
I really loved this Tokyo Tuesday! My very favorite part was the telescopes and that huge lends glass! My Uncle worked with supporting NASAs Apollo Program. He was part of the technical team responsible for flight performance predictions of the Apollo launch vehicles earth orbit mission. That museum looked amazing!
Yay! Tokyo Tuesday's are back!!!! I had to say my favorite part is all the old cameras, I just love those vintage cameras they are so beautiful! I would be there for 1 hr seeing each one of them! And those lenses!!!! What a paradise!!!!
Pins are so cute! I do collect them so I feel you in the "cuz pins" hahahahaha
That is a cool museum! I really liked the cameras of different era that were on display on the wall. It's interesting to see how the cameras looked as time went on. You can see how the design changed and it kind of gives you an idea of what Nikon thought their customers wanted in their cameras. The aerospace display was great as well. Thanks for taking us along for the tour!
I want to see more of the camera history wall. That is my favorite part.
I love seeing the camera production line and the history about it.
Ya, that stuff would be really cool to see~
Yahoo Tokyo Tuesday is back, when you were looking for show and tell items it was “scooby doo” moment when left right left right, and then coming from both directions, I can kinda see why you both nerded out and thanks for showing stuff that we will or may not have time for or ever get the chance to see so thanks for everything you do and for inviting Victor along for the fun
This was super cool to see. Thanks for showing us! I agree with Victor the space related items would be my favorite😊
The golden camera and the wee souvenir pins/keyrings....kawaii.
I like the collabs with people!
I had no idea they had stuff in space related items. I want to see more of that. It makes you wonder just what all they do.
Subscribed to Victor. Looking forward to seeing his videos!!
My first "pro" camera was a new black 1973 Nikon F that my father gave me when he realized I was serious with my photography classes. I added a F-36 motor drive to it not long after that. I still have that camera. Thanks so much for a visit to this "shrine" for us Nikon shooters. It was so interesting !
I loved to see how the lenses were created in the past and future!
You my man, have one of the best camera quality and skills I have ever seen on youtube. As always, I'm very impressed! Thanks for the video😊
I really appreciate that you feel that way.
Grateful to have you here
That museum looks amazing, I didn't knew that Nikon had such range of technology applications that are even on satellites, but that makes sense.
Droolworthy! Would love to check this museum out. My favorite part was that wall of lenses, swoon!
and it was actually two-sided!!
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Another Awesome Video!
this was very interesting, that huge bullet-shaped piece of glass was the most interesting I think, I was wishing I could touch it myself, the whole Museum is cool, I could spend hours and hours in there, very fascinating, Thank You for sharing this Museum!
That museum looks so interesting! I loved that silica glass you looked at, but I would love to see more about the history. I think looking at how Nikon has changed over the years would be interesting.
That museum was absolutely awesome. I think my most favorite part was the line of cameras from history. My first camera was a film camera from Nikon. It was the N55 that I got my sophomore year in high school. My digital camera that was also a Nikon is the Coolpix 8700.
Wow! So much history there! I would love to see more of the wall with all of the different cameras! Superb editing as always!
Glad you enjoyed it!!
There was sooo much to see!!
Awesome video! It was cool to see the wall of cameras showing the history of Nikon. Look forward to watching next week :D
I was just gifted my latest Nikon DSLR last Friday. Started off with a film SLR F50 back in journalism school in the 90s, then got my first DSLR D50 about 12 years ago. Now a D5600 for my trip to Japan next summer! Love that it has wifi transfer to your cell phone/tablet/laptop. 😊 This museum is definitely on my to do list now for Tokyo!
thats amazing!!
Hope you make it there! definitely worth a visit!
Tokyo Tuesday!!
What a cool museum! I think the satellite telescope is REALLY cool! And... yes I wanted to be an astronaut, Ever since I watched Neal Armstrong step onto the moon. 😁👍
Ah! I have never thought to look up if a Nikon museum even existed!
I love the space stuff, but seeing all the glass would be really cool. My camera is a little Nikon Mirorless that I absolutely love, I would walk around looking at all the different lenses for hours~~ This will be on my must visit list for next time.
That museum was awesome!!! I loved the wall of camera's
Ooohhh, Nikon getting some love!
My favorite has to be that giant silica crystal!
Nikon started it all for me
Can’t help but share the love~
Very interesting episode. Thank you for that. The lenses collection was amazing!
Awesome seeing this Norm! This was definitely a highlight of my trip back in December. So glad you were able to get exclusive permission so I can relive this part of my trip!
Keep up the great work! Your videos and podcasts help keep my wife and I connected to this beautiful country!
oh wow!! You managed to go? thats really cool!!
Camera museum! Awesome!! I loved all of the museum and I would probably spend at least a couple of days. That lens display was amazing.
I wonder if it would be interesting to visit some vintage camera shops and maybe interview the owners? Just a suggestion.
Every time you post something, I think it's the best! I could spend days just re-watching your videos.
Keep up the good work. I can't wait for the next one.
Wish I was there, I could easily spend the day and nerd out. Loved the wall of cameras and rows of lens. Love you guys too!
I would love to see the view from the lenses... but seeing it from people that love it was wonderful
Oh man, I would come here and camera geek out 😍 I think my favourite part was the display of the cameras chronologically made by Nikon. Then the astronomy section because I love the stars 💫 nice video my dude!
My favorite part were the fleeting glances of the Nikon S2 rangefinder on the history wall. It's a work of art!
I love just seeing all old cameras. It's really cool to see how things change over time. I enjoy going to museums. It kinda feels like looking back in time.
I think my favorite part was the giant glass though. It just looks so interesting!
yea. so simple, yet something oddly intriguing
What a fantastic museum ! I'll definetly check it out if I go to Tokyo!
Space... Love it! Being close to Cape Canavril Watching Space Shuttle launches were big for me since I was a kid. I watched Challenger meet it's sad outcome live, heard the Orbitor sonic boom over my house and shake the windows, and took the day off work to watch the last Shuttle launch stream in 5.1 surround sound on full blast in my room. What a great finish to a space series. Seeing it launch live was amazing! Ugh... long comment again... I need to work on that.
Thanks for showing off another amazing place in japan. Now i need to add it to the list.I'm a Canon guy, but I do love all cameras.
It’s a really really chill and cool place to be!
And free! Can’t beat that price lol
As always, Norm, you capture light so beautifully. And how fitting, being in a camera museum. Thanks, both!
glad you enjoyed it that much!
It's all about the wall of cameras! I like to see how technology progresses over the years :)
I love the look of this museum. The history of all those cameras. For fun I would try and find a camera from the year I was born: 1987.
Norm I thought that light reflecting off the glass at first were flowers inside the lens! That was beautiful.
Always loved Nikon cameras. I'm looking at getting one in the near future.
Wow, I had no idea that there was a Camera Museum! Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed learning about the little bits of info you both shared and I too never really gave much thought to where the glass for the lenses came from. I have to say that I liked the satellite too. I am a new subscriber to you both and I have been enjoying the creepy/hidden/secret videos you do. I like seeing the 'beard brothers' together in a video again. More please!
Definitely more to come!
Glad to have you here, Kim!
I grew up shooting on my Dad's Nikon's and continue to use his film cameras along with my own Nikon DSLRs. I didn't know about this museum and I really want to go and geek out over the gear! :)
It’s 100% worth the visit and super close to shinagawa station too!!
Hmm… I’m not a Ni•kon guy, but my wife would love a visit there, so… on the to-do list it goes.
Thanks for showing off the places I’d never find on my own, Norm.
Awesome and interesting video, also love the editing. It's hard to choose a favourite, but I think the glass ingot and the wall of cameras were my favourite things, also curious about the cameras that were pointing toward something cool in the museum. Thanks for another video :D
wow looks incredible, I definitely have to go and visit there. My favorite part, ah its hard to choose but I loved the lenses and also all the old cameras. I like seeing the progression of technology like that, its really cool.
The glass piece was amazing
One day id love to be able to own a camera with some of those awesome lenses
I can’t wait for my trip there. I’m so excited even though it’s just under two years away. Your channel has been one of my inspirations for travel plans around Japan.
Thank you so much for those kind words~ (^_^)
This was so fun! How can I pick a favorite? Loved all you showed. My dad was a camera guy. I’m excited for the blooper video. Thanks Norm! 🎥🤩
I hope tokyo tuesdays are back. My favorite part of the video: you 2 going around the exhibition room like cartoon characters going in and out.
I think my favourite part has to be all the old cameras, seeing how they have evolved and they styles that were around in that year, loved the gold camera haha screams 80's to me, I also learnt that Nikon has ties to space so thanks for that!!
As for what I'd like to see, honestly more of what you already are doing in season 3, I think you going to a small village in the country side with your epic camera shots would look amazing, Oh and maybe some more shrines in the middle of nowhere too :D
Talk about a "kid in a candy shop". I am a museum person. I bet I would've been there a long time.
Keep up the good work.
Also, can't wait for the "uncut" version of your last adventure. I still think it should be named.
Great editing :D Loved the part where multiple instances of you appeared in the frame walking around.
oh that museum seems really neat! i really liked the wall of cameras! i have always wanted to get into photography and such and so I just thought it was neat.
Nobody:
Literally a camera museum: no pictures or filming allowed!!!
Lol they allow pics and filming
Just typically not vlogging lol
So as not to disturb other visitors!!
Also made me spit coffee with laughter btw
Is there an admission charge to this museum?
Mike Peters no it’s completely free - although in a very nice NIKON hq building so maybe don’t walk around beach casual in your swim trunks and flipflops. Cuz it’s a place of work for many heh
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Loved this. Will have to check it out in November. Favourite bit was when we ended up with two Norms.
Another fun vid! Looks like I'll have to make a stop in Shinagawa next trip
Very worth it!!
I love when museums let you touch stuff. Need me my tactile feedback.
The woman behind the desk was behaving so profeccional, welcoming and futuristic...I kind of got a vibe of her being an highly intelligent AI xD
That giant silica piece was cool. Norm was probably thinking if I ground this up, it would adequately protect my Shamisen from moisture!
I think the lenses were my favorite part (so cool!)
Oh nice. I have a couple of free days these next couple weeks. Definitely going to check it out!
do itttt!!
This was such a fun video! Love the multiples of you guys edit you did for this video
The camera timeline would be incredibly interesting to see as it shows how far nikon has come with their technology. I would love to visit the museum when I visit Tokyo someday (:
I would love to see more of the film cameras. PS. Love the chemistry between you two, you guys are like velcro, proper bromance.
omg I love it! all I know is I want to go there. I myself am a huge camera nerd and I currently have the Nikon D850 and im actually looking at getting a D5 (the biggest of them all as norm had pointed out) so I feel even walking into a normal camera store has a amazing feeling of excitement I cant even imagine going here it would be like a dream anyway thank you guys for such a cool video I really enjoyed it.
PS: in new Zealand we actually pronounce it differently again to what you guys say, we pronounce it "NI" as in Nick and then kon so its kinda like saying nick-on. as compared to the "ne-kon" sound that many other people pronounce it as.
its really worth the visit!! both fun and relaxing at the same time lol
I never knew this existed! I can’t wait to take my husband here on our next visit to Tokyo! My favorite part of the video was the Nî-kon vs Ni-kon pronunciation.... :)
lol that favorite part might have made my day lol
Wow, I want to go there! 😃 My favorite part was hearing it's actually pronounced Ni-kon, and I can't believe I didn't realize that between my Japanese and photography classes! 😂 I never knew this museum existed, but now it's on my go-to list for the future! 😄 Thanks for bringing us along!
I would love to see more of the camera versions at the wall where the golden camera is :D
As always, very cool video!
I would have spent more time looking at the camera wall and reading more about the glass used for the lenses too. Amazing that there is a museum dedicated to cameras. Japan is filled with really interesting things.
I'm interested in the lenses. There where so many there!
Thought for a second this was the blooper video you talked about on the last twitch and was thinking that fast. Not disappointed with this though, great video!
That one is coming our SUPER soon 😉
@@TokyoLens Looking forward to it!
It looks like a very interesting place and it was cool seeing all the different lens and cameras. I never thought about who makes the lens that are used in space. That Synthetic Silica Glass Ingot look awesome and it is nice when you can touch the exhibits.
That gold camera is awesome :)
“All I want is the perfect camera, all I want is the perfect caameraa...”
Best part of the video was your bromance.
My fave part was when you didn't go back to show us what those lenses were looking at, lol.
I also pronounce it the way that you both agreed to. Can't speak for all Aussies, but I'm pretty sure most of us do.
Sweet Archangel yep Aussie Nick on!!! 👍